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To . 1 J N. EVELYN SMITH Laughing eyes and a disposition envied by all brought great H renown to Peg during her sojourn at S.T.C. Y .4...........l....,-.....-. . . ,.g,,-..7....,,...-4 ELIZABETH CRANDALL Her snappy comebacks and happy smile brightened many a long and weary hour for us. Our best wishes are ever with you, Bess. HELEN HODGKINS Helen, always very active in athletics. was the first from our ranks to become a fullffledged School marmf' We have missed her, yet we are proud of her success gained on the mountain. WENONAH LONGSTREET flvirs. joseph Miller? Winnie's ability along domestic lines gave her a place of honor in our college. Perhaps that accounts for her choosing marriage in preference to teaching. What about it, Winniej BEATRICE TURNER B spent only a short time with us yet when she accepted a position during the year, we hated to see her go. Maybe we were just a wee bit jealous of your attainment MARION WOOD Clvirs. Frederick Drakel Last june Marion gave up her chosen career of schoolfteaching to enter the sea of matrimony. Knowing her ability as a housewife we are not surprised. 23
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FRANCES SINGLETON FizAN May Festival 3 Year Book Staff 4 W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 W, A. A. State Teachers' Conf Treasurer 2, 3 ferences, North Adams 2, President 4 Bridgewater 4 W. A. A. Executive Board 1, 2, Forum 2 3, 4 Axis Staff 2 Class Play 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Beacon Staff, Associate Editor 3 Class Song 3 fAnd this, if you please, is Fran, our most prominent athlete, yvhose skill on the basketball court has saved many a hopeless game or '36. Frances' athletic ability has made her a model W. A. A. presif dent. Under her management the organization won undying fame and distinction by being the only club ever to make 32.50 on a dorm dance. MARGARET JULIA STEVENSON MPEG.. W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Axis Staffl Glee Club 1, 3 Ivy Oration 3 Forum 2 May Day Festival 3, Property Beacon Staff 3 Committee Margaret is the girl who dotes on solitudeethat is to say, she dotes as long as there are enough people present to enioy it fand- according to Peg, silence is a wondrous thing too Qif there's no one about to enjoy it.D Perhaps, and who can say nay, it was this longing for the quiet simple things in life which led the way for Peg's botanical intzrests which have had such splendid results! Particularly successful is her work with flowers of a bulbous nature-the lily of course showing marked response. MARY WALSH W. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4 Class Play 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Editor-in-Chief of Year Book 4 Drama Club 1, 4 Christmas Play 4 Forum 1 Class Song fwordsj 4 Beacon Staff 2, 3 Infant Staff 4 May Day Pageant 3, 4 Axis Staff 1 Basketball 4 Class Day Future 4 Student Council 3. 4 Get out your dictionaries, folks! Here comes Mary. Long after her clicking heels have left these halls the gaiety of her laughter will linger in the corridors, for this patented giggle has become part of the school itself. And if you're studying lat: some evening and chance to com: upon two ghosts, be not afraid vit will be the Damon and Pythias of S.T.C.-namely, Karrey and Walsh Inc., who have come back from the limbo of alumnae land to cook dinner before senior play rehearsal. SYLVIA B. PARADIS Basketball Captain 4 Year Book Staff 4 W. A. A. 4 Soccer 4 Infant Staff 4 Commuters' Club 4 Full of pzp and vim-fthat's Sylvia, our little Adamsite who is so greatly interested in physical education. She is a recent addition to our class, and we realize our good fortune in having acquired her. She is a real prize package. Shall we ever forget the grace exhibited by her lithe form on the gym floor? With mouths agape we looked at her from afar and ad' mired her. What an athlete! we exclaimed, and still admired . We have decided the world could never be a gloomy place with Sylvia in it, for she is the essence of all that is lively and gay. Her dances during morning assembly period made us feel light and exuberant as we know she felt. Many thanks, Sylvia, for lifting our spirits and making us more responsive in our classes that day. 22
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Q I . l 1 l l l shi fy' Y ALMA BENEDETTI ..AL,, W. A. A. 1, 2. 3 Drama Club 3 Head of Sports 3 Art Club 3 Basketball 1, 2 Temporary Chairman of Fresh' Vice President of Class 2, 3 man Class 2 W. A. A. Conference 3 Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Now and then we come in contact with a person whom we ad' mire because in her we see some of the characteristics which we ourselves would like to possess. Goodness, charity, openfminded' ness good sportsmanship, and friendliness all belong to Alma. ANNA BERTE HANN.. Basketball 1, 2 President of House Council 3 Drama Club 1, 2, 3 Beacon Staff 2 W. A. A. Secretary 2 Glee Club 2 Full many a flower is born to blush unseen, And waste its sweetness on the desert air. Like a book, Ann grows on one. At iirst she appears shy, quiet, and reservedg after one gets to know her better, we find that Ann has a distinct personality of her own, charming, helpful, and viva' cious. DORIS M. BOURDEAU Drama Club 1, 2, 3 House Council 3 W. A. A. Vice President 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Skzlled in sports and pastimes. Doris can't be surpassed in any sport. She is always right at home in the gym. What an athlete is Doris! RUTH CARD RUTH1F W. A. A. 1, 2. 3 Play 1 Dramatic Club 1. 2. 3 Beacon 1, 2 Cvlee Club 1, 2. 3 Sl1e's not a girl you would often hear, We'1'e found lier trustworthy, studious, sincere. Quiet and unobstreperous, somehow Ruth makes us think ofa surprise package, the contents of which are still a mystery to us. She has the qualities ofthe ideal teacher, and her children will un- doubtedly love her, just as we do. 2-1
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